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Is that enough for allergens, smoke, and pet dander? I don't care about virus filtration (which is not going to happen anyway, if it's something I'm making out
by TurkishPoptart 4y ago
Is that enough for allergens, smoke, and pet dander? I don't care about virus filtration (which is not going to happen anyway, if it's something I'm making out of cardboard and duct-tape)
- tgsovlerkhgsel 4y agoYou're not getting a "guaranteed certified safe" environment with cardboard and duct tape, but there is no reason why you shouldn't be able to get a significant risk reduction. You're trying to reduce the viral load in the air, not build a BSL4 lab.
- jjeaff 4y agoYou would be hard pressed to find much difference between one of the diy jobs and a hospital grade system (although you might need to add a UV light) assuming you use the same filters. The reason is, it's not about having some perfect seal with dirty air going in one side and sterile air coming out the other. It's about recirculating the same air over and over through the filter catching a little bit more particulate matter each time.